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NEW YORK — Justin Timberlake is looking back.
The actor and Grammy-winning singer has a book out this fall, Harper Design announced Friday. “Hindsight & All the Things I Can't See in Front of Me” will feature images from his personal archives and “anecdotes, reflections and observations.”
The book comes out Oct. 30. It was co-written with Sandra Bark and designed by Michael Bierut. Timberlake said it will highlight “important people and places” behind his career.
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NEW YORK — Police say actress Sean Young is wanted for questioning after she was caught on surveillance video stealing laptops and video production software from a store in New York City.
Police said employees at a store in Queens reported a burglary Thursday. They said surveillance video showed Young and a male companion breaking in and stealing items worth about $12,000.
A representative for Young did not immediately return a call seeking comment.
Young starred in 1980s movies “Blade Runner,” “No Way Out” and “Wall Street.” She recently appeared in “The Alienist” on TNT.
Young, 58, has been known for erratic behavior. She was arrested outside an Oscars party in 2012 after she was accused of slapping a security guard.
NEW YORK — Fox News Channel's Laura Ingraham says she disavows the support of white nationalists and claims her views about the nation's demographic changes have been distorted.The prime-time personality responded to critics of her commentary that massive demographic changes that most Americans don't like have been forced upon the country by legal and illegal immigration.Ingraham said Thursday she wasn't referring to race or ethnicity. Her critics aren't buying that; MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski on Friday called it a “white supremacist” speech.
